Alberto GIACOMETTI (1901-1966)
Auction records
| Print-Multiple | 2,360 |
| Drawing-Watercolor | 1,100 |
| Sculpture-Volume | 969 |
| Lightings | 249 |
| Painting | 147 |
| Objects | 28 |
| Furniture | 14 |
| Photography | 1 |
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Artworks up for public auction
| 16 Apr 2020 (United Kingdom) | 1 |
| 29 Apr 2020 (Belgium) | 1 |
| 11 Jun 2020 (United Kingdom) | 1 |
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ArtMarketInsight
Every other Friday Artprice offers you an auction ranking that brings to light some of the Art Market’s primary trends. This week, we take another look at the best auction results for three-dimensional artworks in 2018. The year’s best global auction results for three-dimensional artworks have – above all – rewarded 20th century French artists: […]
As the Giacometti Institute opens in Paris, Artprice takes a look at the artist’s market in France, as compared with the breathtaking results his works have fetched in New York. The new Giacometti Institute in Paris The venue is perfect … a private Art Déco mansion in the heart of Paris’s Montparnasse district, only a […]
Sotheby’s prestige London sale of Impressionist & Modern Art on 19 June found new owners for 26 (72%) of the high quality lots on offer, versus 10 unsold, producing a total of $115.7 million. That’s a sharp drop (-30%) compared to last year’s total for the same session which managed to take in $163.8 million. […]
The high-end art market’s last major rendez-vous before the summer has begun: London’s Impressionist & Modern Art sales. Artprice takes a look at the catalogues and the prices. Both Christie’s and Sotheby’s are hoping to finish the first half of 2018 in style… and both have prepared large selections of high quality works. Between June […]
A Matisse “Odalisque” and a Fernand Léger “Grand déjeuner” both expected to fetch over $15 million, a Van Gogh likely to exceed $50 million, a museum-worthy Malevitch Suprematist composition – major works by some of history’s most sought-after artists. This year, New York’s May sales are taking the prestige factor to an impressive new level. […]